Where Can I Find Nyc Car Break-ins Data

District Crime Data at a Glance

2021 Year-to-Date Crime Comparison*

As of December 29, 2021

The statistics below reflect the data entered into MPD's records management system (Cobalt) as of 12 am on the date above. The homicide numbers are based on numbers submitted by the Homicide Branch.

Offense	2020	2021	Percent Change
Homicide	197	225	14%
Sex Abuse	174	176	1%
Assault w/ a Dangerous Weapon	1,620	1,664	3%
Robbery	1,989	2,020	2%
Violent Crime - Total	3,980	4,085	3%
Burglary*	1,170	1,167	0%
Motor Vehicle Theft	3,238	3,492	8%
Theft from Auto	8,233	8,621	5%
Theft (Other)	10,837	10,853	0%
Arson	13	4	-69%
Property Crime - Total	23,491	24,137	3%
All Crime - Total	27,471	28,222	3%

*Not including unrest-related burglaries

2020 Year End Crime Data*

Year-end 2020 data accurate as of January 1, 2021.

Offense	2019	2020	Percent Change
Homicide	166	198	19%
Sex Abuse	198	169	-15%
Assault w/ a Dangerous Weapon	1,574	1,628	3%
Robbery	2,241	1,997	-11%
Violent Crime-Total	4,179	3,992	-4%
Burglary*	1,274	1,177	-8%
Motor Vehicle Theft	2,190	3,279	50%
Theft from Auto	10,746	8,282	-23%
Theft (Other)	15,581	10,933	-30%
Arson	8	13	63%
Property Crime-Total	29,799	23,684	-21%
All Crime-Total	33,978	27,676	-19%

*Not including unrest-related burglaries

As part of a recent data quality audit, the Metropolitan Police Department determined that our summary crime statistics were not capturing a small proportion of property crimes since the deployment of our new Records Management System in August 2015. These specific crimes were reported through the Office of Unified Communications' (OUC) Telephone Reporting Unit (TRU) and crime categories impacted were: Theft; Motor Vehicle Theft; and Theft from Auto. Please note that this technical issue did not affect the handling of these cases as they were regularly transferred to MPD detectives for investigation and follow-up. The Department has corrected this technical issue, and the summary crime statistics presented here as well as on the public crime mapping website reflect this update.

Recovered Firearms

2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020
1,919	1,938	1,330	2,178	1,706	1,870	2,191	1,928	2,299	2,371

20-Year Homicide Trend

2020	2019	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011
198	166	160	116	135	162	105	104*	88	108

*The citywide 2013 homicide statistics include the 12 victims of the Washington Navy Yard shooting incident that occurred on September 16, 2013.

2010	2009	2008	2007	2006	2005	2004	2003	2002	2001
132	144	186	181	169	196	198	248	262	232

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*These statistics reflect crime reports entered or migrated into the MPD Records Management System (Cobalt) as of 12 am of the report date. These numbers are based on DC Code Offense definitions and do NOT reflect Part I crime totals as reported to the FBI's Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) or National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS). The statistics for this report are based on the various tables from the data warehouse as of the current refresh date. This report should be considered 'preliminary' in nature. The reports are subject to change due to subsequent determinations related to amendments in classification, unfounded cases or changes in offense definitions.

Where Can I Find Nyc Car Break-ins Data

Source: https://mpdc.dc.gov/page/district-crime-data-glance

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